NVIDIA have announced details for their latest, most powerful graphics card for the consumer market, the TITAN X. With a price-tag of $1,200, it will surely only interest those with enough cash, and patience who held out for the card after the recent release of the GeForce GTX 1080.
The new enthusiast-level Pascal card replaces last year"s similarly, and now confusingly, named GeForce GTX TITAN X. The new card has a shorter and simpler name, the NVIDIA TITAN X.
Under its shell, the TITAN X contains 3,584 CUDA cores running at 1.53GHz. This compares to 3,072 cores at 1.08GHz in the previous TITAN card. NVIDIA argues the new card performs 60% faster than its predecessor.
Here are the specs for the TITAN X:
- NVIDIA CUDA® Cores - 3584
- Base Clock/Boost Clock (MHz) - 1417/1531
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12 GB of GDDR5X memory (480 GB/s) (384-bit)
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Height-Length (2-slots): 4.376-10.5-inches, 11.12-26.65cm
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Power Usage/Recommended PSU: 250w/650w
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1 8-pin and 1 6-pin power supply connectors
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11 TFLOPS FP32
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44 TOPS INT8 (new deep learning inferencing instruction)
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12B transistors
If you"re eager to snap up the card, customers in the North America and Europe can purchase the TITAN X on August 2 from nvidia.com and select retailers. There is no word when the card will be release in Asia, other than "coming soon".
Source: NVIDIA